COVENTRY — With the Town Council’s unanimous vote this week to authorize town staff to seek proposals for demolishing the Byron Read Building, a bit of Coventry’s history could soon be just a memory.Â
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COVENTRY — For residents of the nearly 700 houses that surround it, as well as many others who live beyond its shores, there’s no place like Johnson’s Pond.
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COVENTRY — With the Town Council’s unanimous vote this week to authorize town staff to seek …
COVENTRY — The Coventry High School Alumni Association recently unveiled the names of five a…
COVENTRY — Once again, the Fiscal Year 2021 budget presented to voters in Coventry was defea…
COVENTRY — As the new year comes into swing and the pandemic drags on, a free initiative thr…
COVENTRY — For the third time in twice as many months, Coventry residents will head to the p…
WEST WARWICK — The West Warwick Town Council met this week to appoint members to the Charter…
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WEST WARWICK- As he lined up for the game-winning kick, Charlie Tashjian had no doubt that the ball would successfully split the uprights. The senior, who serves exclusively as the team’s kicker when he’s not guarding the goalposts on the soccer field, was a perfect five for five on the nigh…
COVENTRY- In their one and only meeting of the regular season, the Coventry boys soccer team…
WEST WARWICK- The West Warwick girls soccer team managed to come away with a hard fought 3-3…
COVENTRY- Steve Northup, the manager of the Coventry’s Babe Ruth baseball team is hopeful th…
WEST WARWICK- As Matt Grenier stepped into the batters box with his team down to their final…
WEST WARWICK- They did it again. For the second time in as many meetings, Collette Vacations…
WEST WARWICK- It is early evening at Riverside Park and the joint is hopping, but that is no…
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